There was some talk about the French style reverse glass painted stuf with canvas behind glass.
Well here a photo's of the technique I used in a glass work I made.
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Backery the Mill
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Backery the Mill
Realizing we are in the 2nd renaissance of the arts.
Learn, copy and trying to improve...
Still in the learning phase
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Learn, copy and trying to improve...
Still in the learning phase

Amsterdam Netherlands
www.ferrywinkler.nl
www.schitterend.eu
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Re: Backery the Mill
Very nice, Erik!
You may have addressed it in the other post you're referring to but how did you apply the canvas to the glass? Is it a painting on canvas that you did yourself or from someone else? Or maybe a digital print on canvas?
I pinned the photo to one of my boards on Pinterest. http://pinterest.com/danseese/window-gilding/
You may have addressed it in the other post you're referring to but how did you apply the canvas to the glass? Is it a painting on canvas that you did yourself or from someone else? Or maybe a digital print on canvas?
I pinned the photo to one of my boards on Pinterest. http://pinterest.com/danseese/window-gilding/
Dan
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Dan here some photo's of the proces.
In my workshops I teach how I attach decals, paper prints and canvas to the glass.
In my workshops I teach how I attach decals, paper prints and canvas to the glass.
Realizing we are in the 2nd renaissance of the arts.
Learn, copy and trying to improve...
Still in the learning phase
Amsterdam Netherlands
www.ferrywinkler.nl
www.schitterend.eu
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Learn, copy and trying to improve...
Still in the learning phase

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www.schitterend.eu
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Re: Backery the Mill
Looks great, interesting process behind it too. Thanks
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Very, very Nice Erik.
and nice to see you posting again
and nice to see you posting again
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Beautiful work, Mr Winkler.